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You are absolutely right about the origin of the winter
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orthodox holy fathers and mothers never kept it secret from
the people that December was the month of paganistic
festivals, the birth of sun-king etc.
They informed the Christian people that the reason why
the birth of Jesus Christ celebration was arranged on
December 25 was not the date of His birth itself (possibly that
happened in Spring), but the REPLACEMENT of a
paganistic festival with a Christian celebration. In this way,
the same celebration took a very different meaning. Instead of

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the sun, people adopted the birth of a NEW Sun of Justice
and Love.
The new sun is Jesus Christ, and nothing should
remind the paganistic god. Thus, the date of the paganistic
celebration was COVERED / REPLACED by the new,
Christian celebration and its new mening. Not any creature (as
the natural sun or any other creature) but the Creator, God
Himself who sent His Son to the earth, to become one of us,
in order to deificate the human nature. If He did not take the
human nature, he wouldnt have been able to cure it restore it
in its primordial, appropriate condition. In short, god became
a man to help mankind become God.

On the contrary, the New Age movement declares the

self-deification of man (human being, to be exact). The
human being becomes God (maximum or supernatural
powers and abilities) through the use of certain techniques,
such as yoga, ninjutsu, meditation and others.
It is basic to emphasize on the huge gap between the
eastern and the western Christian world. The Orthodox world
(which is based on the evangelic tradition of the Holy
Apostles and Holy Men and Women who continued that

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tradition and LIVED and EXPERIENCED the Holy Grace,
tasted the bliss of the Holy Spirit and served as beacons for
the rest of the Christians) is based mainly on the New
Testament and the Holy tradition since the times of the
Apostles. Voluntary poverty is among the prerequisites of the
true orthodox ideals. (Unfortunately many orthodox people
and a big part of the clergy do not fulfill that prerequisite!
They have been alienated by other, irrelevant concepts).
The western way of thinking is mainly based on
rationalism and scholasticism. The result has been a total
destruction: the restoration of paganism and idolatry. The
new idols is money, the satisfaction of carnal desires (sex,
luxurious and tasty food, material conveniences), fame and so
on. The desires of soul and spirit have been neglected. (The
orthodox position is that a person is both body and soul and
nothing is to be rejected, nothing is bad or dirty, but the body
is sacred as well as the soul and it should become a home of
the Holy Spirit). On the contrary, in the western religion we
had the phenomenon of Puritanism and Pietism, in which
the body and its functions is dirty or inferior. This fact caused
a strong reaction of sexo-maniac nature.
People celebrate Christmas in a paganistic way:
gambling, eating, drinking, satisfying all their carnal desires
spending whole nights on parties etc. THIS IS NOT
CHRISTMAS, YOURE RIGHT. This is not a way to meet
Jesus Christ.

This is opposed to the Christian concept of repenting,

living peacefully, taking the Holy Communion (Uniting with

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Christ), clearing oneself from passions ans sins and preparing
oneself to accept the Holy Grace which is interpreted to
graces and virtues, joy and bliss given by the Holy Spirit and
the Heritage of God (to become true children of God).
You are right in criticizing the modern way of
celebration Christmas, for this Christmas is a Christ-less
Christmas!
The Roman Catholic Church lost the true meaning of
Christianity. Protestantism, on the other hand went even
farther from the holy tradition, instead of coming back to the
orthodox tradition and that was supposed to correct the papal
exaggerations! Indeed, the protestants swept away everything,
the truths together with the false, contrived beliefs and
practices.

Who was behind Protestantism anyway?

What are the common points of Judaism with
Protestantism, apart from:
The support of capitalism,
The absence of icons, the abolishment of the orthodox
Mysteries, rites, the simplicity in the way of living, the
honouring of the saints etc

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 The use of Jewish names (common in America) such as:
Sarah, Abraham, David, Aaron, Adam, Rachel, Leah, Ruth,
Elizabeth, Zachary, Jeremy, Jonathan, Samuel etc.
The fact that America was considered as the Promised
land by the first American Colonists and that the whole story
of colonization was paralleled with the story of Jews lead by
Moses.
The religious beliefs of president Bush in relation with
his support to Zionism.

Last but not least: There is no christian saint like Santa

Clauss. The old fat man with the white beard and the red
clothes was introduced by the Coca-Cola company for
marketing reasons. The Greeks call that man Agios
Vassilis, which means Saint Vassilios, (in fact Megas
Vassilios which means Vassilios the Great) because that
Holy Father who lived in the 4th century in the empire of
Romanity (Byzantium according to the Western European
historians) had been a great philanthropist, doctor, astronomer
(not astrologist!), researcher, writer etc. and saved he people
from the enemies. He offered hiw whole property to build

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hospitals in which he worked as a doctor. He lived in
voluntary poverty and was very thin.
The Histrory saves an event which is celebrated on the
New Years Day, the day of his memory, and has to do with
the golden medal put in the New Years pie. Indeed, the saint,
in order to make the king of the enemies more placable,
gathered the precious things from the people and went alone
to meet him. When the savage king met the saint, he changed
his mind and left.
The saint, not knowing how to hand the precious jewels
and golden coins back to where they were given by, he
ordered cakes, each one containing with something precious.
Then he handed a cake to every person, just after the Divine
Liturgy, as it usually happens in the orthodox world. (Saint
Vassilios was a bishop).

The saint, who is a Father of the Orthodox Church, died

at the age of 43. The name Claus possibly comes from
Saint Nikolaos (Klaus in German) who was another
Orthodox Father, also a great philanthropist.

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 Enthusiastically recommended: search and study the
orthodox tradition: you will discover another, different and
completely unknown and internationally neglected world.
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